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MEDIA & PRESS GUIDE

Media & Press Guide

Thank you for your interest in Uedu. When a news report, campus announcement or public document mentions the platform, please follow the naming and attribution guidance on this page so that readers receive accurate information.

Platform name and correct usage

The formal name is Uedu; in English contexts use Uedu alone, capitalised on the first letter only (not UEDU in full caps, and not uedu in all lower case).

Please use uedu.tw as the platform URL (the permanent primary domain).

Uedu is the name of the platform; ClassroomGPT (the AI course assistant), AIDA (the learning companion) and UeduGPTs are names of features within it. When reporting on a feature, please keep the platform name — for example, “Uedu’s AI course assistant (ClassroomGPT)”. Please avoid referring to the platform by a feature name alone, such as “the ClassroomGPT platform”.

Development attribution

Uedu is independently developed and maintained by Assistant Professor Chia-Kai Chang of the Center for General Education, National Central University. It is a cross-institutional education platform, provided free of charge for use by faculty and students at tertiary institutions across Taiwan and partner schools. The platform is developed under the lead of the individual developer; it is not a system developed or built by any single adopting school.

"Uedu, used by students and faculty at [X] University, is a cross-institutional education platform independently developed by Assistant Professor Chia-Kai Chang of National Central University."

Correct: development attribution is stated clearly, and the adopting institution is described as a user.

"Uedu, the AI teaching assistant developed / built / deployed by [X] University"

Incorrect: Uedu was not developed by the adopting institution, and this wording misattributes its development.

Listing Uedu alongside an institution's own in-house systems and describing them collectively as that institution's "research and development achievements"

Incorrect: even without the word "developed", presenting them side by side leads readers to misattribute the platform.

About institution-specific entry points (subdomains): to help students and faculty recognise the platform and sign in, Uedu provides entry pages of the form {institution-abbreviation}.uedu.tw. These pages identify the institution by name in text only and do not use its emblem or any other official visual identity. This is entry-point design on a cross-institutional platform: such a page is not the institution's official website and is neither authorised nor endorsed by it, nor does it imply that the system was developed, built or operated by that institution.

Suggested wording

You are welcome to use the sentences below directly in reports or official documents that mention the platform. Click the icon at the top right to copy.

Chinese (standard version)
Uedu (uedu.tw) is an AI education platform independently developed by Assistant Professor Chia-Kai Chang at the Center for General Education, National Central University. It is freely available to students and instructors across institutions, and supports open-ended Q&A, Socratic Dialogue, and automatic question generation from teaching materials.
Chinese (short version)
Cross-institutional AI education platform Uedu (independently developed by Assistant Professor Chia-Kai Chang of National Central University)
English
Uedu (uedu.tw) is an AI-assisted learning platform independently developed by Dr. Chia-Kai Chang, Assistant Professor at National Central University, Taiwan, and adopted by students and faculty across multiple universities.

Platform scale figures

When citing the scale of the platform, please use the figures below (compiled from the platform database and updated regularly).

29
higher-education institutions
13
K-12 schools
4,800+
learners
420,000+
AI learning interactions

Press contact and fact-checking

If you need to confirm platform features, partnerships or figures before publication, or need a correction to something already published, please get in touch:

Press contact: [email protected]

Platform Lead: Assistant Professor Chia-Kai Chang (Center for General Education, National Central University)